Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue

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Autor(a) principal: Brito,Paulo Ovídio Batista de
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: Martins,Kaio, Barbosa,Rifandreo Monteiro, Arruda,Julyanne Fonteles de, Carneiro,Pedro Bastos de Macedo, Gondim,Franklin Aragão
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Ceres
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Resumo: ABSTRACT One effect of the tidal dynamics is the accumulation during the low tide of large volumes of macroalgae, named “arribadas algae”. The objective of this work was to analyze the effects of using arribada alga e organic residues (AAOR) on the initial growth of sunflower plants, where the following were evaluated: plant growth, relative chlorophyll content and inorganic solids content (Na, K, Cl and NO3). The algae were collected on Praia do Pacheco in Caucaia, state of Ceará, Brazil, washed in running water and placed to dry in the sun for seven days, then dried in a forced circulation oven at 80 ºC and crushed. The sunflower seeds were sown in 5L plastic buckets, containing: 1) 100% (in volume) of sand; 2) sand + 100% of nitrogen recommendation - NR in commercial fertilizer (80kg of N.ha-1); 3) sand + 50% of the NR in macroalgae; 4) sand + 100% of NR in ​​macroalgae; and 5) sand + 150% of the NR in macroalgae. The use of AAORimproved the growth of the analyzed variables in relation to the plants grown in substrate with sand or sand + fertilizer. The best results were observed at 50% of the NR in AAOR. The addition of increasing concentrations of AAOR allowed a greater accumulation of beneficial ions such as K and NO3 while no significant differences were observed for toxic ions such as Na and Cl in relation to plants supplemented with fertilizer or sand. The use of AAOR in substrates can be an alternative to fertilizers in plant cultivation since it reduces production costs besides being a sustainable destination.
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spelling Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residuearribadas algaeHelianthus annuus Lorganic residueABSTRACT One effect of the tidal dynamics is the accumulation during the low tide of large volumes of macroalgae, named “arribadas algae”. The objective of this work was to analyze the effects of using arribada alga e organic residues (AAOR) on the initial growth of sunflower plants, where the following were evaluated: plant growth, relative chlorophyll content and inorganic solids content (Na, K, Cl and NO3). The algae were collected on Praia do Pacheco in Caucaia, state of Ceará, Brazil, washed in running water and placed to dry in the sun for seven days, then dried in a forced circulation oven at 80 ºC and crushed. The sunflower seeds were sown in 5L plastic buckets, containing: 1) 100% (in volume) of sand; 2) sand + 100% of nitrogen recommendation - NR in commercial fertilizer (80kg of N.ha-1); 3) sand + 50% of the NR in macroalgae; 4) sand + 100% of NR in ​​macroalgae; and 5) sand + 150% of the NR in macroalgae. The use of AAORimproved the growth of the analyzed variables in relation to the plants grown in substrate with sand or sand + fertilizer. The best results were observed at 50% of the NR in AAOR. The addition of increasing concentrations of AAOR allowed a greater accumulation of beneficial ions such as K and NO3 while no significant differences were observed for toxic ions such as Na and Cl in relation to plants supplemented with fertilizer or sand. The use of AAOR in substrates can be an alternative to fertilizers in plant cultivation since it reduces production costs besides being a sustainable destination.Universidade Federal de Viçosa2018-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-737X2018000500395Revista Ceres v.65 n.5 2018reponame:Revista Ceresinstname:Universidade Federal de Viçosa (UFV)instacron:UFV10.1590/0034-737x201865050003info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBrito,Paulo Ovídio Batista deMartins,KaioBarbosa,Rifandreo MonteiroArruda,Julyanne Fonteles deCarneiro,Pedro Bastos de MacedoGondim,Franklin Aragãoeng2018-10-26T00:00:00ZRevista
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
title Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
spellingShingle Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
Brito,Paulo Ovídio Batista de
arribadas algae
Helianthus annuus L
organic residue
title_short Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
title_full Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
title_fullStr Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
title_full_unstemmed Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
title_sort Growth, relative chlorophyll content and concentration of inorganic solutes in sunflowers plants supplemented with marine macroalgae organic residue
author Brito,Paulo Ovídio Batista de
author_facet Brito,Paulo Ovídio Batista de
Martins,Kaio
Barbosa,Rifandreo Monteiro
Arruda,Julyanne Fonteles de
Carneiro,Pedro Bastos de Macedo
Gondim,Franklin Aragão
author_role author
author2 Martins,Kaio
Barbosa,Rifandreo Monteiro
Arruda,Julyanne Fonteles de
Carneiro,Pedro Bastos de Macedo
Gondim,Franklin Aragão
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Brito,Paulo Ovídio Batista de
Martins,Kaio
Barbosa,Rifandreo Monteiro
Arruda,Julyanne Fonteles de
Carneiro,Pedro Bastos de Macedo
Gondim,Franklin Aragão
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv arribadas algae
Helianthus annuus L
organic residue
topic arribadas algae
Helianthus annuus L
organic residue
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv ABSTRACT One effect of the tidal dynamics is the accumulation during the low tide of large volumes of macroalgae, named “arribadas algae”. The objective of this work was to analyze the effects of using arribada alga e organic residues (AAOR) on the initial growth of sunflower plants, where the following were evaluated: plant growth, relative chlorophyll content and inorganic solids content (Na, K, Cl and NO3). The algae were collected on Praia do Pacheco in Caucaia, state of Ceará, Brazil, washed in running water and placed to dry in the sun for seven days, then dried in a forced circulation oven at 80 ºC and crushed. The sunflower seeds were sown in 5L plastic buckets, containing: 1) 100% (in volume) of sand; 2) sand + 100% of nitrogen recommendation - NR in commercial fertilizer (80kg of N.ha-1); 3) sand + 50% of the NR in macroalgae; 4) sand + 100% of NR in ​​macroalgae; and 5) sand + 150% of the NR in macroalgae. The use of AAORimproved the growth of the analyzed variables in relation to the plants grown in substrate with sand or sand + fertilizer. The best results were observed at 50% of the NR in AAOR. The addition of increasing concentrations of AAOR allowed a greater accumulation of beneficial ions such as K and NO3 while no significant differences were observed for toxic ions such as Na and Cl in relation to plants supplemented with fertilizer or sand. The use of AAOR in substrates can be an alternative to fertilizers in plant cultivation since it reduces production costs besides being a sustainable destination.
description ABSTRACT One effect of the tidal dynamics is the accumulation during the low tide of large volumes of macroalgae, named “arribadas algae”. The objective of this work was to analyze the effects of using arribada alga e organic residues (AAOR) on the initial growth of sunflower plants, where the following were evaluated: plant growth, relative chlorophyll content and inorganic solids content (Na, K, Cl and NO3). The algae were collected on Praia do Pacheco in Caucaia, state of Ceará, Brazil, washed in running water and placed to dry in the sun for seven days, then dried in a forced circulation oven at 80 ºC and crushed. The sunflower seeds were sown in 5L plastic buckets, containing: 1) 100% (in volume) of sand; 2) sand + 100% of nitrogen recommendation - NR in commercial fertilizer (80kg of N.ha-1); 3) sand + 50% of the NR in macroalgae; 4) sand + 100% of NR in ​​macroalgae; and 5) sand + 150% of the NR in macroalgae. The use of AAORimproved the growth of the analyzed variables in relation to the plants grown in substrate with sand or sand + fertilizer. The best results were observed at 50% of the NR in AAOR. The addition of increasing concentrations of AAOR allowed a greater accumulation of beneficial ions such as K and NO3 while no significant differences were observed for toxic ions such as Na and Cl in relation to plants supplemented with fertilizer or sand. The use of AAOR in substrates can be an alternative to fertilizers in plant cultivation since it reduces production costs besides being a sustainable destination.
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